Drugs of Abuse

Body Fluid Testing

Inbunden, Engelska, 2005

AvRaphael C. Wong,Raphael C. Wong,Harley Y. Tse

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This book provides a comprehensive discussion on drugs of abuse testing from the industrial insider's perspective. It opens with reviews on the drug testing industry followed by essential information on the chemistries and technologies. Patent issues, materials, and pitfalls in the manufacturing of the popular on-site test devices are discussed. The utilization of different test matrix is shown and the clinical results of various bodily fluid drug screens are provided.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2005-06-16
Mått155 x 235 x 24 mm
Vikt699 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieForensic Science and Medicine
Antal sidor306
Upplaga2005
FörlagHumana Press Inc.
ISBN9781588294357

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Farmakologi inom Medicin

Historical Aspects of Drugs-of-Abuse Testing in the United States.- Specimens for Drugs-of-Abuse Testing.- Drug-Testing Technologies and Applications.- The Use of Nitrocellulose Membranes in Lateral-Flow Assays.- Antibody-Label Conjugates in Lateral-Flow Assays.- Lateral-Flow Assays.- Oral-Fluid Drug Testing Using the Intercept® Device.- Dräger DrugTest®.- On-Site Oral-Fluid Drug Testing by Oratect®.- Saliva and Sweat Testing With Drugwipe®.- Hair Analysis in Drugs-of-Abuse Testing.- Instrumented Urine Point-of-Collection Testing Using the eScreen® System.- Adulteration of Drugs-of-Abuse Specimens.- Adulteration Detection by Intect® 7.- Drug Testing and the Criminal Justice System.- Drugs-of-Abuse Testing.- The Results of the Roadside Drug Testing Assessment Project.- Trends in Drug Testing.

From the reviews: "This book discusses oral fluid, sweat, hair, and, to a lesser extent, urine as matrices for drugs of abuse testing. ... the information is very detailed and specific. ... Overall this text is well written and serves to provoke thoughts on where drugs of abuse testing is going in the future. While some of the information presented is directly related to forensic toxicology, the majority is more suited to end users of the immunoassay devices or those involved in workplace drug testing." (Maria Reid, Journal of the Canadian Society of Forensic Science, January, 2007)